Care for Staffordshire’s country parks, nature reserves and trails by clearing footpaths, supporting wildlife habitats, putting up waymarkers or helping at events. You’ll get training and support from the council team, with no special skills needed.
Become a countryside volunteer with Staffordshire County Council and help care for the county’s beautiful outdoor spaces. Volunteers support country parks, nature reserves, historic places, public footpaths and trails, gaining practical experience while contributing to the local community.
Typical tasks include picking up litter, helping at visitor centres, clearing footpaths, looking after wildlife habitats, putting up signs and waymarkers, and helping with events. The role is suitable for people who enjoy the outdoors and want to stay active, meet new people, learn about nature and the environment, and build work experience.
You do not need special skills to get involved, but you should be willing to follow instructions, have reasonable fitness for outdoor work, and wear suitable clothing and sturdy boots. The council provides training and support from its team, and also runs special volunteering days for schools, businesses and community groups.
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